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Juneau police wouldn't comment on the cause of death and said they hadn't yet determined whether Mayor Greg Fisk's death was considered suspicious.
After a Colorado police officer stopped to assist what appeared to be a stranded driver early Monday, the motorist sliced the officer's head open.
Katherine F. Lemansky was charged after a three-state investigation sparked by her Facebook photo of her dog with its mouth duct-taped shut.
A customer shot a Waffle House waitress to death after she asked him to put out cigarette. WXXV's Laurene Callander reports.
A California homeowner was shocked to find a burglar screaming for help from inside chimney after he built a fire. KSEE's Lindsey Henry reports.
The roughly 6-acre town of Swett, includes a tavern, three-bedroom house and a former tire shop about 100 miles southeast of Rapid City, South Dakota.
An Atlanta girl died after shooting herself with a gun she found between couch cushions. WXIA's Chris Hopper reports.
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The White House on Monday announced changes to a U.S. visa waiver program aimed at more tightly screening travelers from 38 nations.
A Minnesota couple — who at one time lived on discarded food — quietly put a personal check for $500,000 into a Salvation Army kettle.
